The Legal Intelligencer
Its gross revenues may be edging ever–closer to the half–billion–dollar mark, but Philadelphia–based Duane Morris is a midmarket firm at heart, its typical client a small or medium–sized company with less than $1 billion in revenue and limited overseas operations. “The...
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In many organizations, the human resources function is handled by specialists who guide managers' decision-making to ensure consistency with myriad employment laws
New York lawyers must disclose on their biennial registration forms how many pro bono hours they provided and the amount of financial contributions they made to pro bono programs during the previous
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
On February 28, in Cohen v. Sikirica (In re Cohen), the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania affirmed the decision of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pen
...matters and years of experience in handling contingency fee cases have Duane Morris feeling well positioned to take advantage of the alternative fee arrangement...
...D. Feldman. DeBruicker is a partner at Duane Morris in Philadelphia and Feldman is a lawyer at Anapol...
My cell phone rings at 6:30 on a Friday evening. It's the CEO of a client company and she is panicked. Hysterical. It turns out she was doing some "old-fashioned" investigating by performing Google s
...million in 2012, moved up from 41st place to 38th place. Duane Morris and Drinker Biddle & Reath held on to their respective 70th...
...Winkler, Eisenberg & Jeck and corporate defense counsel Alan Klein of Duane Morris. "It reminds me of the game of Monopoly...
...Stephen Sussman and Susan V. Metcalfe joined Duane Morris' trial practice group. Sussman joined as a partner...
...Supreme Court. • Nolan N. Atkinson Jr., Duane Morris. • Lawrence J. Beaser, Blank Rome....
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